AI automation that takes real work off your plate.

Established businesses with roughly ten to fifty people. That's usually where an office or back-office team pushes quotes, invoices and mail through the same hands every day. That's exactly the work you can hand off. If you send three quotes a month, an automation probably isn't worth it, and I'll tell you so.

Yes, and I'd recommend it. Pick the one workflow that costs you the most time right now, say your invoices or your inbox. We build that first. If it works, we take on the next one. That way you know within one project whether this fits your business, without turning everything upside down at once.

What an AI automation costs depends on what it has to do and how many systems it touches. So I only name a fixed price once we've talked. What it always looks like: we get on a call, I tell you honestly whether it can be built and whether it's worth the investment, and then you get a clear price indication. Fixed price, no surprises later.

How long an AI automation takes varies per project, so I won't promise a set number of weeks. Two things drive the timeline: how many systems the automation ties together, and how quickly I get the access and examples I need from you. One workflow in one tool goes live sooner than a link between your accounting and your mail. You'll hear what's realistic in the first call.

No. You keep working the way you do now, in the tools you already know. The automation runs in the background. I set everything up, explain in plain language what happens, and after that you don't need to look at it again. If you want to change something later, you send me a message.

Then I fix it. Software can hiccup, for instance when a tool you use changes something, and AI makes the occasional mistake, just like people do. That's why, for work that really matters, like a quote or a reply to a customer, you can keep a check step: you take a quick look, and only then does it go out. If you want certainty, you can take a monthly maintenance package. Then I keep it running and I'm your first point of contact.

You do. It runs in your own accounts, so you're not tied to anything. If it runs smoothly, you won't hear from me. If you'd rather I keep an eye on it and adjust it when something changes, that's available for a fixed monthly fee. Your call.

Your data stays in your own systems. I build the connections, you keep the accounts. The AI only sees what it needs for that one task: the email that needs answering, not your whole customer base. If you need a data processing agreement under the GDPR, we'll arrange one.

Because Google increasingly shows an AI Overview above your result, and more and more people ask ChatGPT directly. Your impressions stay high, your clicks drop. Whoever still clicks through is warmer than before. I do a free AI visibility check: I test the questions your customers ask and show you whether you get named.

Generative engine optimization, GEO for short, is making sure AI search engines name your business when someone asks a question. Think Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, ChatGPT and Perplexity. With SEO you want a click. With GEO you want a mention inside the answer. The work looks alike: clear pages, real answers to real questions, and data a machine can read.

By answering the questions your customers ask on your own site, in short paragraphs that stand on their own. AI lifts a paragraph like that and names the source. On top of that: structured data on your pages (who you are, what you do, which questions you answer), a site that AI crawlers are allowed to read, and the same business description on your site as on LinkedIn and Google. No tricks, just work. Nobody can guarantee a mention, and whoever promises one is selling air.

Small businesses especially. An AI answer names a handful of companies for one specific question, and that question is often local or practical: who replaces a boiler in your area, what a quote automation costs. A big brand has no head start there. Whoever gives the clearest answer gets named, and a ten-person firm can do that as well as a chain.

Yes, but my focus is elsewhere: on AI automation for admin work, like quotes, invoices, mail and following up leads. If I also build a website for you, I set it up so AI search engines can read it and name it as a source. This site is built that way. Want to know whether you're being named today? Then I'll run a free AI visibility check.